Mayeesha Mahzabin Data-verified
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Mayeesha Mahzabin's research investigates the application of machine learning and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies for improving system security and data analysis. Her work includes an assessment of water quality in smart city environments utilizing ML-IoT, and research into cloud-based infrastructure for post-quantum cryptography side-channel attack analysis. Mahzabin also studies intrusion detection systems for database management using machine learning techniques. She has collaborated on publications with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including David Andrews, Miaoqing Huang, and Alexander Nelson. Her scholarly contributions are reflected in a h-index of 1, with 3 total publications and 3 citations.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 3
- Citations: 3
Selected Publications
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Intrusion Detection in Database Management System Using Machine Learning (2025)
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Towards Cloud-based Infrastructure for Post-Quantum Cryptography Side-channel Attack Analysis (2023)
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- Assessment of Water Quality in Smart City Environment Leveraging ML-IoT
- Assessment of Water Quality in Smart City Environment Leveraging ML-IoT
- Assessment of Water Quality in Smart City Environment Leveraging ML-IoT
- Assessment of Water Quality in Smart City Environment Leveraging ML-IoT
- Towards Cloud-based Infrastructure for Post-Quantum Cryptography Side-channel Attack Analysis
- Towards Cloud-based Infrastructure for Post-Quantum Cryptography Side-channel Attack Analysis
- Towards Cloud-based Infrastructure for Post-Quantum Cryptography Side-channel Attack Analysis
- Towards Cloud-based Infrastructure for Post-Quantum Cryptography Side-channel Attack Analysis
- Intrusion Detection in Database Management System Using Machine Learning
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